FBI says anything that stands out is worth a second look including these shots made seconds after the blast by -- Thorndike from his office overlooking the finish line. I was struck by. This individual everyone else in the photo. Is on the ground bent over holding their ears. Appearing. To be in shock -- mobile. But this one individual. Is exactly the opposite he's sprinting. His clothes were in tatters they were melted and burned off -- body. So for all I know he was panicked and --

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